Sentence examples for cutting a path through from inspiring English sources
"This gorilla was cutting a path through the jungle for me.
By 1967, Norman Lear, a Second World War veteran who never finished college, had spent years cutting a path through show biz.
The text is replete with descriptions of one or another explorer "cutting a path through the jungle with his machete," and other staples of prime-time adventure lit.
Applebee's flags some menu items that have been approved by Weight Watchers, but the company is not exactly cutting a path through the calorie jungle.
Among them are Donald Rumsfeld; the wife of Justice Samuel Alito; the president of Slovakia; Bush's daughter Barbara; ground zero workers ("tears running down their faces, cutting a path through the soot like rivulets through a desert," he writes, in a rare striking image); wounded soldiers; the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia; and of course Bush himself — often.
It too features a soundtrack of chirping birds and relaxing new-age music, and begins by panning over a lush pine forest, slowly rising above the treetops to reveal the very real sight of hundreds of tons of household waste, cutting a path through the greenery like a natural river of garbage.
The graspers tugged, the scissors snipped, tug, snip, tug, snip, carefully, slowly, inexorably, cutting a path down through the layers of flesh.
Midway through Ms. Gardner's opening song, Mr. Fages's dog scampered across the hardwood floor, cutting a path between the bassist, Peter Donovan, and the drummer, Vito Lesczak, before leaping onto Mr. Fages's lap.
Markets in Europe and China are slowing, but the U.S. economy continues cutting a path toward slow and steady expansion.
It examines van Gogh's relationship to nature at its most intimate, cutting a narrow path through his achievement, with 45 often small, sometimes seemingly tossed-off paintings.
We climbed in the seat-belt-free Jeep, and Christian took the wheel, cutting a precarious path through boulders left behind by pyroclastic flows from the eruption.
